Kurt Wedberg posted an update
on wpsmb:
Snow: There's a couple patches just above UBSL but they won't pose any problem even if it's firm and hard in the middle of the night. We put on crampons at the hill just below Iceberg Lake. It's just over ¾ full of snow. It'll then be bare for a short section but we left the spikes on. There's snow up to about ¾ of the way up the Mountaineer's Chute. It's firm and is starting to form sun cups. There isn't a great kicked in trail although there are some tracks that were useful. Where the snow stops you could leave crampons and ice axes there if you wanted to. Above the notch there are a couple patches of snow but they can be avoided. There's ice forming from melt freeze cycles but it shouldn't pose a problem. You'll be able to avoid it or step through it. There's a snow patch at the base of the notch that'll help you step into the route. We used the summer route on rock.
